Description:

This collectible phone card features a historic photograph from the Bishop Museum Archives, showcasing a group of Hawaiian women adorned with traditional Hawaiian leis and hats. The card includes vibrant orange text that reads "Hawaii" at the top left, with the phrase "The Traveler's Choice" prominently displayed below. The card’s monetary value of $20 is indicated with the text "$20 Prepaid Telephone Card" near the bottom.

The women are seated closely together, each wearing multiple leis made of flowers and foliage, representing Hawaiian cultural traditions. Their attire and the floral decorations highlight a traditional Hawaiian scene, evoking the essence of Hawaii's rich cultural heritage. The women's clothing and leis are depicted in a mix of color and sepia tones, preserving the vintage feel of the original photograph.

At the top right corner of the card, there is a stamp featuring the inscription "Read the Mail," alongside an image of a man. The card also mentions "North American Tel," indicating the telecommunications company associated with this prepaid phone card. The overall design connects Hawaii’s cultural imagery with the practical function of the prepaid telephone card for travelers.

Since we have the world's largest inventory of USA phonecards for collectors, you will not necessarily receive the identical serial/batch/PIN number that we have scanned/pictured.